Re: [ANN] [ASIC-RESISTANT] UltraCoin (UTC)

Thanks for the tip Cointradero, if it happens again I will try that listtransactions method to see, as it is, the wallets are gone now and I am going to reinstall Catalyst 13.2 as I am having a problem with one of the cards now, RPM isn't going above 168, think the fan has died, today is so far being a bit rubbish Tongue

A big thanks also to bumface for helping out and suggesting a few things to try before finally starting over, great support from all, thanks

i recouped you 50 utc, dont tell anybody Wink

+1

Anyone else notice that bumface seems to have no problem with shelling out coins when it comes to helping the community grow while he has a personal policy of not bribing the exchanges to list UTC. I think this says a lot about his character and vision for Ultracoin and it makes a lot of sense to me. If we build a community around UTC, the exchanges really won't have much of a choice if they want our business. This is how we will end up on BTC-e and ... Coinbase. Cheesy

Don't sweat the small stuff and stay positive! We are going to get there.

Welcome aboard, Mikebeav3r! Mine hard.

I mined too hard, killed a GPU, lol.
Might have to take the single XFX DD out of my tower and use it as a temp solution in my UTC rig, I dislike having less than 1 MH/s dedicated to this.
Like you say, it's a good community, I tried at launch to get it set up, but at the time I only had a dual XFX setup, and getting my head round the SJ thing was too much, I have been keeping an eye on it since launch though and when the rigs arrived last Monday, I did a lot more research and put one to mining this and the other to that Flappycoin, the draw of 500k - 1 mil coins per day is way too much speculation to miss out on (plus everyone involved in it is equally nice as here), UTC however looks like a coin that is pretty useful, and some nice ideas / team behind it, shall stick with these two coins for the forseable future, just hope CT can sort their little problem out in a hurry, they were a nice, easy to navigate exchange, unlike some of the others kicking around.

Shortly after I sent you the above advice, I was sitting at my computer and it shutoff all of a sudden. When it restarted, sparks and flames started to shoot out of my 7970 (this is not my mining rig). I promptly unplugged it. I'd never had a card fail that spectacularly before. I'm now all paranoid because I can't tell if anything else in there is failing as I still smell something burning despite removing the 7970. Not a good day for video cards.